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... explaining as best you can what the Towers of Hanoi is without looking for it in a search engine or book. Think dammit!
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Blank wrote:
> Is it the game with three poles and many discs of differing sizes?
Kick ass dude, you win the GRAND PRIZE
> Is it the game with three poles and many discs of differing sizes?
Kick ass dude, you win the GRAND PRIZE
A doughnut?
Yeah its some kind of puzzle game of some sort.
RoJ wrote:
> A doughnut?
You could actually use doughnuts for the poles, yeah.
> A doughnut?
You could actually use doughnuts for the poles, yeah.
I was thinking about you giving a donut as a Grand prize..
*Enters thread smelling doughnuts*
*Feels dumb not knowing what people are talking about and so leaves*
*Feels dumb not knowing what people are talking about and so leaves*
Hanoi is the North Vietnams capital is it not?
Towers = big tall structures......
There you go.
Towers = big tall structures......
There you go.
The Towers of Hanoi is a crappy WAP game on Orange.
It really is terrible.
It really is terrible.
I invented it, you use pole and dancers and seedy middle ages men.
No, wait..
No, wait..
If I did get it right, then it's a game with three vertical poles arranged in a line. The left pole has a stack of discs on it, all different sizes, the largest at the bottom. The aim is to get them all from the left side to the right side, in the same order, moving one at a time and never putting a disc on one of its juniors. I'm pretty sure that's how it works anyway.
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